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haidi: i went to end with a question on asg -- focused on green energy and green stocks as the governmento be dragging its heels when it comes to admission commitments. guest: that will take some time. we saw a recent report that came out loud and clear that action needs to be taken but different elements and priorities at this stage, we are getting there. but i think all energy is focused on the vaccinations. shery: great having you on. don't miss our interview with mark rebello coming up later. plus we will be speaking to the aussie minerals ceo and the newcrest mining ceo. we have a busy week. be sure to tune into bloomberg radio and hear more from the big newsmakers and get in-depth analysis from the daybreak team. plenty more ahead. stay with us. ♪ >> there are a fresh new round in the nation, parts being closed, it's hard to transport things. that's going to have an impact on the supply side, making the supply problem even worse. keep an eye on the supply side. it's not just a demand issue, it's more important a supply issue. haidi: that was mohamed el-erian discussing the global su

the asg research team says investment implications, we could see more adoption of ev policies and supportnization, which should mean market will reward companies that have a faster pace of reduction in carbon dioxide and other target. utilities seeing that is an area where renewables can place fossil fuels. as for managing the physical climate risk, jefferies says insurance is an industry that will face increased headwind. the last point on this list, a decrease in material consumption may be necessary, which would shift the focus over towards well-being. the report identifies that move away from material consumption is necessary to meet the goals to avoid this climate change catastrophe. shery: let's get a little more on that u.n. climate report. let's bring in vonnie quinn with the first word news. vonnie: a dire report from the world's top climate scientists that paints a bleak picture of the effects of global warming. the u.n.'s intergovernmental panel on climate change warns the planet will heat up by 1.5 degrees celsius in the next two decades without drastic steps to eliminate gree